Voting Begins In Election Of New System in Libya

The transcript discusses Libya's first democratic vote, highlighting the excitement and challenges faced by the citizens. It covers the opposition from armed groups, the enthusiasm of Libyans learning about the voting process, and the political uncertainty surrounding the elections. The Justice and Development Party, linked to the Muslim Brotherhood, is a key player, advocating for Sharia law. Despite challenges, Libyans are eager to embrace their new democratic rights.

What is the significance of the first democratic vote in Libya?

• It is the first time Libya is hosting the Olympics.

• It represents a turning point in Libya's history.

• It signifies the start of a new monarchy.

• It marks the end of colonial rule.

What is the main concern of the group opposing the vote in Benghazi?

• They want to join forces with Egypt.

• They seek to run their own affairs semi-autonomously.

• They want to establish a monarchy.

• They are advocating for a new constitution.

How does the group opposing the vote plan to disrupt the elections?

• By encouraging people to destroy their voting cards.

• By hacking the election system.

• By organizing peaceful protests.

• By blocking roads to polling stations.

Which party is closely linked to the Muslim Brotherhood in Libya?

• The National Front Party

• The Justice and Development Party

• The Democratic Alliance

• The Socialist People's Party

What is the stance of the Justice and Development Party regarding Sharia law?

• They want a strict interpretation similar to the Taliban.

• They advocate for a liberal and inclusive interpretation.

• They oppose any form of Sharia law.

• They want to abolish all religious laws.